Nineteen Persons Treated For Hydrophobia In Stout Case
The article reports that nineteen people were treated for hydrophobia after dog bites, with health officials urging muzzling of all dogs to stamp out rabies. It notes many cases involve children, describes actions by Health Officer Woodward, and quotes Dr George Hart on eradicating the disease through public muzzling laws and enforcement challenges.
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Health Office
Woodward
Cecil French
Reno Road
Chevy Chase
George H Hart
United States
Publc
Let the Dogs Alone Flour Post
The notice argues against sensational rabies coverage and calls for humane treatment of animals. It cites many dog bite and disease figures, urges responsible reporting, and warns parents about sensationalism while advocating practical, nonfearful public guidance.
Community drives Tag Playgrounds Fund in Washington
Funds collected across government departments flow to the Washington Playground Association with thanks from committee heads. A chamber of contributors including local firms and manufacturers supported the Tag Parade effort, while a river cruise on the Jamestown steamer drew a large crowd for the children's charity event.
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Simmes Bank
Sleman
Washington
Dst Laval Marine
Thousan
Giei
Chris
Ats
Rawess and Son Paris
Rawess and Son Paris of Sa Ucday
CFSB
Conram Nithinat Publishing
Conpant
Judd’ & Betseder
Thomas Tayi Ab
Wi A & Berry Pope Marat
Compiny Conk & Stud Tu
Howard Printing
Compania Crane Printing Company
Elenore Taxi Jcale Company
RP Andreas Company
Jamestown
Norfok and
Washington Steamboats Company
Currency Act Applies Virginia Debates Reform Banking System
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou explains emergency currency law and banking associations formation. Washington first to apply for banking currency under the act. details on capital requirements and bond eligibility outlined as officials work out procedures. Colonial Virginia prize and University of Virginia honors noted, with staff appointments and awards reported from Charlottesville.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Gould interests face receivership costs in rail line dispute
Attorney James Chadiourne of New York reveals Gould interests amid a Wheeling and Lake Erie scandal. Movements threaten termination of the Wabash line and possible two thirds of the assets. officials fear mounting expenses and shifts in control as receivers test the situation.
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Wassagien Post
Pitsburg
Gould
Tnday
James 41
Chadiourne
New Fork
Cuples
Bank in London to Quit
A London bank plans to withdraw its operations following a special meeting on June 16. The decision, linked to changes in capital and ownership, moves toward restructuring under new leadership and a wider national framework.
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BANK
London
Big Airship to Be Tested for Record Speeds
Report of a forthcoming airship test by a prominent company and balloonists inspired by Count Zeppelin. The craft, about 48 by 46 feet, will have two independent motors delivering 1,240 horsepower, aiming for speeds up to 1,400 miles per hour and a 60 hour endurance with room for wireless reception and sleeping quarters. It can ascend to 4,060 feet with a lifting capacity over sixteen tons and carries ballast across sixteen compartments.
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Lielishifen Wartembers
Eatmy
Nultirs Iioniuts
Mans Promient
Mern
la Witness
Zeppelin
Enalte Austipi
Hein Leyide
Inessig
Evelyn Thaw Visits Courtroom Amid Dinner Request
Special to The Washaton Poat from Poughkeepsie June 1 Evelyn Thaw visited the court today during a dinner break as lawyers asked that news of her visit not be published. Darol O Reilly said Evelyn Thaw will remain William Thaw’s wife despite opposition from the Shaw family and Mrs Thaw’s own stance.
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Darol O Reilly
Evelyn Thaws
M O Reilly
Wiliam Thaw
Shiw
Esélyn Llatwahé
Isarry
Alabama Plant Resumes at Ensley After Shutdown
Tarringham Alabama June 15 the big rail mill of United States Steel at Ensley resumed operations today. The plant has a daily capacity of 140 tons of finished rails. Within a month furnaces and mines have resumed in the district putting 8000 men to work.
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Tarringham
Ala
United States Steel Corporation
Ensley
Yale May Honor Morgan By Honorary Degree
New Haven Conn June 16 report says Morgan may be awarded the honorary LL D at Yale University commencement next week. Morgan has been abroad and is en route to the United States. university authorities have not confirmed the report or denied it.
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New Haven
J Pierpont Morgan
Yale University
Morgan
Miller sues Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction for insult
Hugh Gordon Miller of New York sues the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company for five thousand dollars damages claiming an assault and insult while a passenger on a traction car. The case opened in the United States district court in Norfolk with Judge Purnell of North Carolina presiding and Judge Waddill to testify as a witness for the plaintiff. Miller previously served as assistant United States attorney for this district.
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Muller
United States
Roanoke Hatchet Attack Man Escapes Asylum
Roanoke June 15 Aged man identified as Weaver attacked his wife with a hatchet at their home after escaping from the asylum where he had been confined for years. A son heard screams and tried to help. Weaver was arrested and will be returned to the hospital.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
L © Weaver
Weaver
Asylum For
Blue laws extended restrict Sunday trade in Alexandria
The Washington Post reports Alexandria enforces blue laws delaying Sunday commerce. Police Chief Goods notifies druggists to sell only medicines next Sunday and warns cigar stores to close on the Sabbath. But milk and ice remain exempt. Butcher shops and grocers open Sundays previously for customers are also affected by the crackdown.
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Ashington
King Street
Alexandria
Paft
Scholars Get Diplomas in Alexandra Public Schools
First of the commencement exercises at George Washington High School featured awards to top scholars. Charles William Wright received the superintendent’s medal for general excellence. diplomas and cards of honor were presented by Hubert Snowden. Graduation names included Quarles Fletcher Dyson Lapence Pougas Smith and Daniel Bishop Arnud. Later, various grade awards and the Lee School closing exercises were noted alongside a hold up case, fines for disorderly conduct, and the funeral of Robert Matthews with services in Alexandria.
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Alexandra
George Washington High School
Col .R. Ficllin
Charles Willam Wright
Hubert Snowden
Fieldhne Row
Diairmaa
C Harles Milliam Wight Quarles Fletcher Dyson Lapence Pougas Smith
William A Barnett
Depew
Chances
Whales
Corbell
Caillant Davis
Harold Devs
Bertrin Dinelt
Chapin Ryans
Frank Hill
John J
Johnson Train
Londsey
Harry Leake
Gilbert Viner
Josh Owens
Willan O Neal Freak Pevertl
James Polman
Karl Wells
William Woolls
Watthew
Azemai
Thomas Hayne
Tmiruth
Sherat Waware
Lari
Harry Crilly
Maymond Devers
Rink Tannen
John Games Jahn Igce
Thomas Jones
Doiglan
Lindsey May Mankhin
Pat Miller
Walt R le Naus Beus Patereen
George Pettit Wilam Pasap
George PA Hermann Pont J. Roberts
N Roberts
Willem Topping
John Indera
Lee School For White Guns
Paper boat sails to Annapolis from St Augustine
George W Johnson, traveling in a twenty foot single sheet newspaper boat, arrived in Annapolis aboard a craft built entirely of newspapers. The voyage covers about 1200 miles from Maine to Florida and California to Alaska. The vessel’s hull is formed by stacked headlines, each chippered and pasted along the exterior.
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Wasiington
Annapolie
George W Johnson
St Augustine
Fla
New York
Annapolis
Maine
California
Alaska
Florida
Wife accuses evangelist in $19,000 damages suit
Hattie Risner of Texas sues Baltimore doctors Mhalm Douglas and Henry T Reynolds claiming they conspired with her husband Rev Henry Risner to place her in an asylum. She seeks $10,000 damages, alleging forcible confinement during a bout of good health, and notes habeas corpus proceedings. Trial status unclear.
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Baltimore
Tyler Lex
Alrea
Raver
Boaner
Askes Absolute Divorce Filed in Rockffield Court
Mrs Annie FR Wight sues for absolute divorce from John T Wright in Circuit Court Rockffield. They wed in May 1801 and she alleges desertion one month later. She seeks to resume the name Annie Ro Brown, as she was a widow at marriage.
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Washington Post
Rockffield
Annie FR Wight
John T Wright
Ff Iso
Annie Ro Brown
Wilow
Wright
Verdict for Stokes Against Kesapeaky Western Company
Judgment rendered in the Lawcarl Equis Court on June 18 in favor of Thomas Stokes against Kesapeaky Western Company a lumber and real estate operation chartered in Newtown City. Broko suer sought recovery of notes held by him in defense, with damages listed at $500.00.
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Fitchmond
Heiss
Lawcarl Equis
Thomas Stokes
Kesapeaky Wretern
Newtown City
Broko
Alabama Rep. Wiley in Critical Condition at Hot Springs
Report from Hot Springs Virginia says Alabama Representative Wiley remains gravely ill in his hotel room. Attendants fear he may not survive the night as doctors monitor his pulse and condition.
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Alabama
Hot Springs
Hia
Marshington
Wis
Burglary chase ends with escape after gunfire
Early today a band of burglars fled pursued by bloodhounds through the town. A volley of shots followed before the burglars vanished. Four horses were reportedly attacked last night, and a guarded cashbox was taken from the late Senator FoF Moatiend. Local authorities investigate.
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Perial
Che Washuxton
Helpful Hints for Home Care and Wood Finishes
A garbled plea outlines home maintenance tips including wood finishing with Jap alac products, varnish use to revive old coats, and preservation of metal items. It mentions door and window care, porch protection, and porcelain-like coatings, with scattered references to colors Mahogany Ox Blood and Green. It ends with a note about Leesburg newspaper changes hands.
Governor Dawson III heads north for tuberculosis treatment
Gov Dawson III of West Virginia left for the North Carolina mountains to seek TB treatment in Asheville for several months. The dispatch notes his illness and travel plans as reported from Charleston WoVa on June 1 with limited details.
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Charleston
Pixs
Lina
Gm Wom
O Dawson
West Viirginia
Ashevill
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific & North-Western
Missouri River
Colorado
Pullman
Omaha
A. L. Armstrong
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Virginia Weddings Tie At Residence In Batery Park Hotel
Predeekshburg couple Warren Blorton and Eselyn Byrd Montagu wed at a private residence with Dr T Lo Pampkis and Rev R Aubre officiating. A fontague was joined by traveling salesman Miles Wayne. Also, Gray Hearne daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Hearne of Montgomery County married recently at Batery Park Hotel Asheville NC with Rex Dr Gilbert Rowe officiating.
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Mortgomery County
Batery Park Hotel
Ashaville Ncg
Rex
Gilbert Rowe
Howitzers on Record Hike to Alexandria in Rain
The Richmond Howitzers arrived in Harrisonburg this afternoon amid a drenching rain on their march from Staunton to Alexandria. A heavy downpour forced them to camp here for the night. Lieut Gov. Taylor Ellyson accompanies the command which aims to set a record march.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
Richmond Howitzers
Staunton
Alexandria
Taylor Ellyson
Obituary notices from Petersburg and Roanoke
Petersburg report says Miss Anna Sta sara died at Petersburg Hospital after a prolonged illness She was born in East England seventy three years ago and came to Petersburg at seventeen Roanoke item notes Miss Maud Kent aged thirty five died at City Hospital from an appendectomy performed days earlier She was daughter of the late Dr James M Kent and is survived by her mother one sister and one brother.
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Anna Stasara
East England
Roanoke
Maud Kent
City Hospital
James M Kent Shele
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